Shoes....oh dear

**sirdaniel1975** · 14th July 07, 05:21 PM

I 2nd the wing tip idea.

Wing tips can be altered to look like Ghillie Brogues.

Can be made by cutting out every other whole for the laces and removing the tongues.

**Jock Scot** · 16th July 07, 09:03 AM

What Hamish says about Ghillie Brouges is so right and I am so pleased to find a "fellow traveller" on this point.As many others have already said, a good pair of black shoes,well pollished, will be fine.

**Panache** · 16th July 07, 09:15 AM

Another example of regular dress shoes with a formal kilt outfit.

By the by, congratulations and best wishes to you and your bride.

Cheers

Jamie

**JRB** · 16th July 07, 02:36 PM

Jamie, I'm more intrigued by the whip and riding crop haning up on the wall behind you. Care to explain?

**Panache** · 16th July 07, 03:38 PM

Originally Posted by JRB

Jamie, I'm more intrigued by the whip and riding crop haning up on the wall behind you. Care to explain?

No.

Cheers

Jamie

**Archangel** · 16th July 07, 03:58 PM

Originally Posted by Panache

No.

Cheers

Jamie

How about the warrior dolls in the bookcase then? Yours?

**JRB** · 16th July 07, 04:29 PM

Originally Posted by Panache

No.

Cheers

Jamie

Well then, I shall be forced to draw my own conclusions!

On the topic at hand... I fully agree that any nice dress shoe looks very good with a kilt. I was married in my kilt and wore my IBM style wing tips which looked great. Now I wear a more square toed dress shoe with my kilt.

**ChattanCat** · 16th July 07, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by Durnik20

So I just got my wedding outfit today (wedding is on Sat 21st) and there were no shoes. They forgot to order them. So I have about 7 days to get shoes.

Suggestions? what and where Do I get them.

Its a bonnie charlie top with the Irish national tartan.

what should I do for footwear.

Wear a pair of black wing tips.